Closed bethac07 closed 2 years ago
8 experiment notebooks use CPJUMP1 plates:
Three assess the same plates repeatedly, so should not be affected by this
Five look across plates, and thus might be affected
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No demonstrable effects
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Possible effects, though I'm not convinced; could rerun these profiles dropping the AGP channel (covers both WGA and Phalloidin) to see if the conclusions change. - Edited to add - now running in #9
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Conclusions: None of the 48 hr compound plates are impacted, and we only care about the differences between performances of these batches, so this experiment should not be affected
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Conclusions - We only care about the difference between A549 +/- selection here, and all batches behave the same across that variable, so this experiment should not be affected
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Conclusions - Impossible to know for sure without rerunning to know which are the lower dots in cross-plate Percent Replicating, but since overall Replicating looks totally equal and cross-plate is close within each batch, no reason to doubt the conclusion that the plates are functionally equivalent.
Fresh data, hot off the presses!
Top is our original figure, bottom is without AGP. Insomuch as we can conclude anything about matching in this experiment (we're doing a two-tailed match here, so "null" should be 10%) , I don't think overall our conclusions would change much with or without AGP. A couple of the relative positions are changed, but most are very small changes and split about equally between "move direction we'd expect if staining mistake was hurting matching" and "move opposite of what we'd expect". In any case, there's nothing here that contradicts any decisions.
https://github.com/jump-cellpainting/2021_Chandrasekaran_submitted/issues/46#issuecomment-1103063970